[Angel7dust]

Please tell me how I can turn off some of these processes

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Hello, Angel7dust, and welcome to Geeks to Go!

Please do not change anything. My recommendation is to leave this alone. Sorry for the bad news, but this is not a good idea. Thank you!

[DragonMaster Jay]

Hello, Angel7dust, and welcome to Geeks to Go!

Please do not change anything. My recommendation is to leave this alone. Sorry for the bad news, but this is not a good idea. Thank you!

[rshaffer61]

Hello welcome to GeeksToGo, We will be happy to help you.

We will need some more information

If this is a name brand system:
Make
Model
Operating System
Age of the computer
Memory Total
Hard Drive Size, How much free space



If this is custom then We will need the following:

The CPU brand and model
The Motherboard brand and model
Ram amount and speed
Cd\Dvd rom interface IDE/ SATA
Hard Drive size and free space
Any cards in PCI slots
Any software installed\updated and driver updates done just before problem started
Please include what the issue is and when it started as well as any prior information requested

All this will help in determining a course of action to best correct the problem you are experiencing.

[DragonMaster Jay]

Much of the processes you posted pertain to Windows. I do not recommend to end any processes.

[Broni]

I do not recommend to end any processes

This is the best approach.

[Anthony19]

Hello Angel7dust

I agree with Broni and DragonMaster Jay

I can see very few processes that can be stopped from starting at start-up and be loaded manually when needed... ( Not related to windows or the operation of your computer itself )

These can be turned off
AppleMobileDeviceService.exe <<-- Mobile device related ( Obviously lol )
mDNSResponder.exe <-- component of the Apple Service
iTunesHelper.exe <-- allows you to play MP3's, This process speeds up iTunes when it starts, and the program also monitors for connected iPod devices

May i ask..., Do you connect an IPOD to this computer ?

Do you connect an Mobile Device to this computer ?

If the answere is yes , best to leave them

But the very few process's will have VERY minimal increase in performance...

Hence the reason I'm agreeing with Broni and DragonMaster Jay , Just leave them alone

Thank you , sorry for any inconvenience caused...

Best of luck
&
Happy computing

Anthony19

Edited by Anthony19, 16 April 2009 - 03:23 AM.